Diplomatic relations between nations are often strengthened through state visits

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Nyameba 1 month ago

Where’s the IDIOT Dormaahene,why is it that the German politician didn’t get to your rotten palace at Dormaa Ahenkro?,this tells we the Asante’s that we are better than the silly Agyeman Badu because no one knows him.Th ...
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Where’s the IDIOT Dormaahene,why is it that the German politician didn’t get to your rotten palace at Dormaa Ahenkro?,this tells we the Asante’s that we are better than the silly Agyeman Badu because no one knows him.The whole world knows OPEMSUO.Nana wo nkwa so piaaaw
Owuraku 1 month ago

Nyameba, please tone it down with the insult. I will not even mention that name to give him a trend.

Nyameba, please tone it down with the insult. I will not even mention that name to give him a trend.
Owuraku 1 month ago

This is very educative master piece article. Very enlightening. Our culture should always be part of development. That makes us who and what we are.
Thanks, ( Adwoa, Ama, Afia, Akua, Abena ) Afreh Sika-Boateng.

This is very educative master piece article. Very enlightening. Our culture should always be part of development. That makes us who and what we are.
Thanks, ( Adwoa, Ama, Afia, Akua, Abena ) Afreh Sika-Boateng.
Kwame 1 month ago

I am of the view that any dignitary that visits Ghana must as a matte of fact have audience with the National House of Chiefs, and not individual chiefs or tribal chiefs.
Let us be a nation that moves with unity and purpose ...
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I am of the view that any dignitary that visits Ghana must as a matte of fact have audience with the National House of Chiefs, and not individual chiefs or tribal chiefs.
Let us be a nation that moves with unity and purpose.
Yoo 1 month ago

Kwame, be informed that no visiting Foreign Dignitary will like to meet anybody just like that. Before they will embark on the the visits, they thoroughly acquaint themselves in detailed information about the country. And you ...
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Kwame, be informed that no visiting Foreign Dignitary will like to meet anybody just like that. Before they will embark on the the visits, they thoroughly acquaint themselves in detailed information about the country. And you will agree with me to the effect that Ashanti History dominates the history of Ghana, and that ethnic group is among the five well-known and famous ethnic groups in Africa.(Google and find it out). Besides the popularity of Ashantis, Otumfour is regarded and recognised as a distinguished King amongst the Kings of the other ethnic Kingdoms in the World. So whether Ghanaians like it or not, Otumfour is seen as supreme at the international space, as far as tradition and
culture is concerned.
kk 1 month ago

Are u wiser than the dignitaries who themselves choose to visit Asantehene instead of the National House of Chiefs?
If u're going on vacation in a country do u choose where u want to visit or somebody force it on ur neck?
U ...
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Are u wiser than the dignitaries who themselves choose to visit Asantehene instead of the National House of Chiefs?
If u're going on vacation in a country do u choose where u want to visit or somebody force it on ur neck?
Ur enviness will not change anything.
Kwame 1 month ago

It is said that African fear sanctions, so cannot be truly independent.

It is said that African fear sanctions, so cannot be truly independent.
Accranie 1 month ago

@Here In Gh & Recently Some Parts Of Niger Of Libation /Marriage/ Naming Ceremonys

@Here In Gh & Recently Some Parts Of Niger Of Libation /Marriage/ Naming Ceremonys
Accranie 1 month ago

All Require The Use Of Spirits Before The Tradition Can Be Performed

All Require The Use Of Spirits Before The Tradition Can Be Performed

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